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ROMAN
SHADES FABRIC GUIDE
Ref# 1:
Makes up well in all styles.
Ref#
2: Makes
up well in all styles. When unlined, pleat seams tend to be slightly
wavy and have a relaxed appearance.
Ref# 3: Soft,
pliable hand. Makes up well in all styles. Drapes especially well in
the Cloud style. Relaxed appearance in folding shades.
Ref#
4: Soft
hand but has body. Makes up well in all styles. May retain a slightly
rumpled appearance in the Cloud style.
Ref#
5: Stiffer
hand. Makes up well in all styles. Tends to retain a rumpled appearance
in folding shades.
Ref#
6: Very
stiff hand. Makes up well in folding shades. Not recommended for the
Cloud Roman.
Ref#
7: Heavy
fabric. Makes up well in all styles. Larger shades in this fabric will
be heavy to lift, particularly Cloud shades, but manageable by most
people.
Ref#
8: Silk
fabrics. Makes up well in all styles. Variations in consistency are
inherent characteristics of silk's natural beauty and should not be
considered flaws. May retain a slightly rumpled appearance when lowered
from the "up" position.
Ref#
9: Prints
or woven patterns. Makes up well in all styles but patterns will be
interrupted if used in shade styles with horizontal seams.
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10: Washed
fabrics. Makes up well in all styles. Wrinkles are an inherent characteristic
of these more casual fabrics.
NOTE: Except where a sheer, see-through
effect is desired we generally recommend lining our fabrics. Lining
provides some protection against sun damage and fading.
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